Fever BaseballFuture Value Radar (FVR) · On the record
RECORD: 0 HIT · 0 MISS · 9 OPEN · FIRST CALL RESOLVES AUG 12

Open data

The site renders from these files; you can too. Plain JSON, refreshed with every nightly deploy, CORS-open. The methodology is public; so is the data. If you build something with it, tell us — and credit Fever Baseball with a link.

EndpointContents
/api/data/boardsThe four Radar boards (breakout, fade, AAA bats & arms)
/api/data/recordThe Ledger: every call with terms, status, and the record
/api/data/chaseThe Chase: active, stalled, and achieved career milestones
/api/data/moversThe Drift: board rank movement since the last snapshot
/api/data/cardpricesFlagship card prices + FVR's own nightly trend series
/api/data/earningsThe Till: what the paper has earned, to the penny
/api/data/metaValidation numbers behind the methodology page

Field notes

FieldMeaning / units
cardprices → prices.*integer CENTS (raw: 121 = $1.21)
cardprices → trend[]one row per archived night, accruing
boards → luck_gap_adjresults on contact minus contact-supported value, park-adjusted; negative = underpaid
boards → overlaycomposite breakout score; ranks the board, no unit
boards → ev9595th-percentile exit velocity, mph
record → metric “aval_change”park-adjusted value on contact vs the frozen filing baseline
record → correctionsappended in-band with timestamps, never scrubbed
all datasets → generated_atUTC; every payload stamps its own freshness

Players carry MLBAM ids everywhere, so every feed joins cleanly to Statcast and the MLB StatsAPI with no entity resolution. Anything else unclear — ask, and the answer becomes a row in this table.

Free for non-commercial use with attribution · commercial licensing: andy@feverbaseball.com· player performance data derives from MLB Advanced Media’s public feeds; card prices via SportsCardsPro